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rer, _Cacafogo_, both their brains butter'd, Cannot make two spoonfulls. Cacafogo: My Father's dead: I am a man of war too, Monyes, demesns; I have ships at sea too, Captains. Juan de Castro: Take heed o'th' Hollanders, your ships may leak else. Cacafogo: I scorn the Hollanders, they are my drunkards. Alonzo: Put up your gold Sir, I'le borrow it else. Cacafogo: I am satisfied, you shall not, Come out, I know thee, meet mine anger instantly. Leon: I never wrong'd ye. Cacafogo: Thou hast wrong'd mine honor, Thou look'dst upon my Mistris thrice lasciviously, I'le make it good. Juan de Castro: Do not hea[t] your self, you will surfeit. Cacafogo: Thou wan'st my mony too, with a pair of base bones, In whom there was no truth, for which I beat thee, I beat thee much, now I will hurt thee dangerously. This shall provoke thee. [He strikes. Alonzo: You struck too low by a foot Sir. Juan de Castro: You must get a ladder when you would beat This fellow. Leon: I cannot chuse but kick again, pray pardon me. Cacafogo: Had'st thou not ask'd my pardon, I had kill'd thee, I leave thee as a thing despis'd, _assoles manus a vostra siniare_ _a Maistre_. [Exit _Cacafogo_. Alonzo: You have scap'd by miracle, there is not in all _Spain_, A spirit of more fury than this fire drake. Leon: I see he is hasty, and I would give him leave 179] To beat me soundly if he would take my bond. Juan de Castro: What shall I do with this fellow? Alonzo: Turn him off, He will infect the camp with cowardise, If he goe with thee. Juan de Castro: About some week hence Sir, If I can hit upon no abler officer, You shall hear from me. Leon: I desire no better. [Exit. [Enter _Estifania_, and _Perez_.] Michael Perez: You have made me now too bountifull amends, Lady For your strict carriage when you saw me first, These beauties were not meant to be conceal'd, It was a wrong to hide so sweet an object, I cou'd now
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